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Winner of the Nobel Prize in Economics 但凡思考过20世纪30年代“大萧条”问题的经济学家，大都认为那是一场无妄之灾，而不是无法避免的悲剧。他们认为，假如当年赫伯特•胡佛没有在经济萧条迫在眉睫时还试图保持预算平衡，假如当年美联储没有以牺牲国内经济为代价来维护金本位，假如当年政府官员迅速向境况不妙的银行注资，以平复 1930～1931年间蔓延开来的银行恐慌，那么1929年的股市崩溃将只会引发一场普普通通的、很快被人遗忘的经济衰退。他们还认为，经济学家和决策者已经汲取了教训。真的是这样吗？

1929年股市大崩盘，拉开20世纪大萧条序幕；1982年债务危机，第三世界国家遭遇危机后的萧条；1991年日本经济泡沫破裂，至今仍在萧条中徘徊;1997年亚洲金融危机爆发，诸多经济体深陷衰退；2007年美国次贷风波愈演愈烈，经济萧条再度袭来；在诺贝尔经济学奖颁奖前夕，克鲁格曼再次预言，21世纪严重经济衰退无法避免，世界或将遭遇“失去的十年”。经济萧条从未远离我们，萧条经济学重返历史舞台。

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Paul Krugman is the recipient of the 2008 Nobel Prize in Economics. He writes a twice-weekly op-ed column for the New York Times and a blog named for his 2007 book, The C***cience of Liberal. He teaches economics at Princeton University.

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Winner of the Nobel Prize in Economics 但凡思考过20世纪30年代“大萧条”问题的经济学家，大都认为那是一场无妄之灾，而不是无法避免的悲剧。他们认为，假如当年赫伯特•胡佛没有在经济萧条迫在眉睫时还试图保持预算平衡，假如当年美联储没有以牺牲国内经济为代价来维护金本位，假如当年政府官员迅速向境况不妙的银行注资，以平复 1930～1931年间蔓延开来的银行恐慌，那么1929年的股市崩溃将只会引发一场普普通通的、很快被人遗忘的经济衰退。他们还认为，经济学家和决策者已经汲取了教训。真的是这样吗？

1929年股市大崩盘，拉开20世纪大萧条序幕；1982年债务危机，第三世界国家遭遇危机后的萧条；1991年日本经济泡沫破裂，至今仍在萧条中徘徊;1997年亚洲金融危机爆发，诸多经济体深陷衰退；2007年美国次贷风波愈演愈烈，经济萧条再度袭来；在诺贝尔经济学奖颁奖前夕，克鲁格曼再次预言，21世纪严重经济衰退无法避免，世界或将遭遇“失去的十年”。经济萧条从未远离我们，萧条经济学重返历史舞台。

《萧条经济学的回归和2008年经济危机》一书没有方程式，没有令人费解的图表，没有拒人于千里之外的经济学行话，这是一本所有关心世界经济走向的人都能读懂的书！旧作新颜，恰逢21世纪首场金融危机席卷全球，萧条经济学卷土重来。灾难深重的金融危机，挥之不去的萧条阴影，束手无策的政府，茫然失措的大众，美国怎么了，世界怎么了？